Harmony
of Heaven, Man and Earth, Characteristic of Ancient Chinese
Philosophy /Article by Jiang Ling
Information
Special Reports
On July 1, 2006, the
Qinghai-Tibet Railway that snakes across the" roof of the world "was
opened to traffic. The railway has been acclaimed as a miracle of railway
engineering. For a long time it was seen as a dream impossible to realize.
Qinghai-Tibet
Railway - Miracle of Railway Engineering
/ Article by Jia Tianli Photo
by Wang Shouming
A Dream Realized/
Article by Jia Tianli Photo by Yang Shijun
Roads in Ancient
Tibet / Article by Zheng Qian
Qinghai-Tibet Railway:
Modernization Vs. Tradition
/Article by Zheng Qian Photo by Li Xiaoqin
Hu Xiaoping&Jue
Guo Ecological Conservation Hand-in-Hand with Railway Building
/Article by Zheng Qian Photo by Li Xiaoqin& Yang Shihun&Jue
Guo
Tibet-bound Trains "Unique"
Here is the story about
a Chinese postman - in fact about a hero who willingly defies the extreme
limits of life to perform his job in a sparsely-populated, almost inaccessible
area. Each and every month for the past 20 years, he has spent an average
of 28 days trekking along those dangerous trails on snow-clad mountains
to deliver mail.In that time, he has covered a total of 260,000 kilometers,
the equivalent of six times around the equator.
When Facing
the Extreme Limits of Life ...
The story of a Chinese postman
/ Article by Jia Tianli & Zheng Qian
Photo by Shi Jing &Li Chonaxian &Shao Jianzhou
Memory
Although I was born and
raised in the city of Beijing, I always felt I came from a far away place.
Living Buddha Luo-gar told me that I was a Buddhist nun in the Kangguo
Temple in my previous incarnation. He gave me a new name: Rang-zong-kan-zhuo. Perhaps I was truly a Kang-ba native in
my previous life. Indeed, we
can discover where our hearts truly belong given the right opportunity and
the right time.
Searching
for My Previous Incarnation / Article by Hong Xing
Cultural Heritage
On July 13, 2006, the
Yin Ruins, ruins of a 3,300-year-old capital city in what is now Anyang
City in Henan Province, central China, was enshrined on the List of World
Heritage at the 30th Session of the World Heritage Committee (WHC) of the
UNESCO in Lithuania. Back in 2001, the Chinese archeological community prepared
a list of the 100 most important archeological discoveries made in the country
in the 20th century. The Yin Ruins, the site of the most ancient Chinese
capital city found so far, tops the list.
Yin
Ruins Brings 3,300-Year-Old Dynasty Back to Life
/ Article by Li Shijie Photo
by Li Xiaoqin
Two thousand five hundred
years after it was written, the Art of War is still acclaimed worldwide
as one of the greatest treatises on military science. The book is immortal,
indeed, having influenced not only military strategists and tacticians over
the centuries but also leaders of states, diplomats and business executives
across the world.
The Story of Sun
Zi, China's "Military Sage"/ Article by
Tian Li Photo by Li Xiain
About
the Art of War by Sun Zi / Article by
Tian Li Photo by Li Xiaoqin
Pro-prudent Approach
toward War - the Heart of Sun Zi's Military Thinking
/ Article by Zheng Qain Photo by Li Xiaoqin
The Art of War
in the World / Article by Tian Li
Photo by Li Xiaoqin
Where Sun Zi was born?
/ Article by Xi Mulin & Liu Jinhai & Wang Tingwen
The Story of the Qi Writing
Brush / Article by Zhang Jinglun
Transmission Of History
Our photographer Wu Xiaohui
came to Menglian in Kunming long before the Kukus and rain announced the
arrival of spring, ready to record the whole process of plowing. His goal was to reveal the truth behind
the "slash and burn" method of cultivation and to record the last
piece of fallow land before it all disappears at the village of the Wa ethnic
group that faces Myanmar across a river.
The Last
Piece of Fallow Land
--The last witness to slash and burn / Article by Zhao Hannen
Photo by Wu Xiaohui
Collection Pieces of China¡¯s History
Presents
To the Central Government From Dalais and Bainqens
/ Article by Mng Yan Photo
by Zhang Danbo
Art Appreciation
Performer-turned
artist Lan Tianye
Mou Cheng's ink paintings
